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Reddit Reviews
Bulky-Internal8579I got a shark rocket impact pet pro cordless refurbished from the Shark store on eBay for $129.99 that I’ve been using in a 2 bedroom with mostly laminate floors to supplement the Q Revo and it’s been great. The Q Revo robot also mops - the place is really clean (one dog) - lake property, rural and lots of sand / dirt / gravel.
ScanddlI agree, I have a shark also and they are GREAT VACUUMS!!! It might be the pet-pro, but I don’t remember it’s exact name and I’m not home to check. It’s the one specifically for pets because I have 2 cats with lots of fur also. I kid you not, I have had this vacuum for coming up on 10 YEARS this summer and it still works and looks like the day I bought it with normal upkeep, and the only thing I’ve needed to replace is the filters (it has 3 different ones) which I buy on Amazon for super cheap!
oreosaredeliciousJust me who friends Henry cumbersome and rubbish? I like the Shark cordless pet anti hair wrap one
ittookyouforevertoCordless is great if you can get a good battery. The shark pet hand vacuum at Target- $100. Worked great for us in our 900sqft townhouse with two cats. You can wash the filter and reuse it, no need for replacement pieces. I killed it when I ran it after cleaning it and forgetting to pull the filter out to dry, so don’t forget about it! Another option to keep an eye on- Dyson refurbished models. We got the V8 with a ton of accessories for $179. It’s been amazing, though we are in a larger home with a 1 year old so we knew we needed more help.
LowSkyOrbitI had a Shark Pet hair cordless and we thought it was great, but it constantly jammed at point between the roller brush and stem. So I picked up a plug in Bissell and it was frightening how much more it picked up. We would love a robot but with an infant and a toddler I don't feel it's a safe choice as of now.
elsadancesWe use a Shark Pet cordless which seems to be ok most of the time re: sucking up rugs. There is a low-suction setting which seems to work. It's very light weight and easy to handle. It's on sale this week at T\*\*get for less than $200.
Emotional_Square_403Bought the cordless pet model from Costco. It's been great. For low pile rugs and hardwood it's fine. You can order a second battery off of Amazon so you're never without a charge. I like that the battery is removable vs integrated like many other cordless brands. You can't really go wrong for the price and it's costco so you're good if it's not what you're expecting!
IsgortioI'm in a similar home and have 2 cats, one of which I'm surprised isn't bald from how much he sheds. I've got a Shark cordless pet whatever and it tucks away easily, is light and cleans up everything without any issues. The battery lasts several full cleans of the flat before I have to charge it. It's not the cheapest vacuum but it's miles better than any of the ones I've used before at my parents house and definitely beats Dyson vacuums. It's easy to dismantle and clean each part, too. It's not very loud, which is something I was very mindful of when I bought it. If I have to quickly turn it on at midnight because the cat knocked something over, I don't feel like I'll be waking up the entire block around me.
